OLLIE HORGAN believes disappointment at a home draw with Cork City is evidence of a big improvement in his Finn Harps.
By Chris McNulty at Finn Park
Tonight’s scoreless draw with the Rebels shifts Harps four points in front of UCD in the battle for survival.
“We have come a long way when we’re drawing nil-all with Cork and home and are disappointed,” Horgan told Donegal Daily/Donegal Sport Hub after the game.
“We lost 4-3 in March. It was a brilliant game but it wasn’t worth a jot to us.
“At the end of the day it’s about the points you get in this.”
In a game that was shy on chances, neither goalkeeper was really tested.
Horgan said: “It was a poor game, but we had a great game against them three months ago and got nothing out of it.
“We’d gladly take a poor game and get a point as opposed to losing 4-3. People need to be realistic about what we’re playing against. There are a lot of medals out there and they’re proper players.”
Listen to the full interview below …
